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NBA players voted for Bronny James, Jay Huff, and Thanasis Antetokounmpo as starters in All-Star Game
NBA player All-Star votes once again turn into locker room comedy.
The NBA All-Star is a prestigious honor for every player, and the best part is that the voting is extremely democratic, with fans, analysts, and even players having a say in the selections every season.
The Los Angeles Lakers decided to move Bronny James to the G League, a clear signal that the franchise believes consistent minutes and repetition are more valuable than a marginal
Bronny James has scored a total of 97 points across 51 career games. He has made two starts and is a career 31.8 percent shooter. But he has at least a couple players in his corner as he tries to carve out a rotation spot in the NBA.
According to a recent report from Tim Reynolds, two NBA players voted for the Lakers' young star, Bronny James, as an All-Star starter.
The night for the Los Angeles Lakers went all wrong after losing their third straight game 124-112 against the Sacramento Kings. In what was supposed to be a memorable night for Le
It appears as if some of the NBA players had fun with their All-Star Game ballots. Tim Reynolds of the Associated Press reported Monday that two NBA players voted for Bronny James as an All-Star starter. What's more, four voted for Isaac Jones, who has a grand total of five points this season.
Social media erupts with a lot of mixed reactions over the NBA All-Stars' recently released voting list that includes unexpected names.
Lakers governor Jeanie Buss pushed back on an ESPN report about the family drama that led to the sale of the Lakers, specifically the part that said she had grown frustrated with LeBron James and even floated the idea of trading him in the wake of the disastrous Russell Westbrook trade.